Diy home alignment
03-28-2017, 04:58 PM
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Diy home alignment
Hey everyone. So my CL-S has 186,xxx miles and finally I have a garage and the funds to invest in her. I absolutely love this car.
Currently I am lowered on coils and stock shocks. I have been blessed with the most rock solid of cars. Until this point I have only needed to replace one coil pack and one brake caliper. I will be doing a whole bunch of things in the upcoming weeks,one of which includes a full rebuild of my front and rear suspension minus springs and shocks (I'm saving up for air suspension)
My question is has anyone performed a competent and accurate alignment at home with common off the shelf tools? I will be installing camber kits as well, Ingalls upper arms in front and rods in the rear. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Currently I am lowered on coils and stock shocks. I have been blessed with the most rock solid of cars. Until this point I have only needed to replace one coil pack and one brake caliper. I will be doing a whole bunch of things in the upcoming weeks,one of which includes a full rebuild of my front and rear suspension minus springs and shocks (I'm saving up for air suspension)
My question is has anyone performed a competent and accurate alignment at home with common off the shelf tools? I will be installing camber kits as well, Ingalls upper arms in front and rods in the rear. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
